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That’s correct. I really like their brass.

Round chambered, safety on.

Brass- Federal Bullets- 570Gr Swift A Frames & 570Gr Cutting Edge Bullets Safari Solids

PCC600, more than a few BSA Lee Speed Sporters were also retailed through Manton & Co. and RB Rodda & Co. back in the good old days. Do you use the 215Gr Woodleigh in your .303 British BSA Lee Speed Sporter ?

Bill, I was born in 1951. I couldn't agree more. We are all more similar than different. Hunting & firearms have a really unique way of uniting people from all walks of life.

I couldn't agree more, Bobby. They put an integral muzzle brake on a .22 Hornet. What were they thinking ?! Clearly, someone at the factory had become imbalanced. If you need a muzzle brake to tame the recoil of a .22 Hornet, then firearms are not for you !

Dear Masai, From 1974-1993, my preferred setup (in .375 Holland & Holland Magnum magazine rifles and a .458 Winchester Magnum double rifle on one occasion) was an RWS 300Gr Kegelspitze soft point for the first shot… followed by RWS (and later Remington after 1982) 300Gr round nosed steel...

Buzz will take good care of you ! All the best.

Heartiest welcome ! I know you'll be very successful.

450Gr Cutting Edge monolithic brass flat nosed Safari Solids travelling at 2200+ FPS out of a .45i8 Winchester Magnum is more than adequate for any shot on even the largest bull elephant. The flat nosed monolithic brass solids manufactured by DZOMBO & Rhino (in South Africa) or Northfork (in...

Rhino Solid Shanks (basically a South African clone of Jack Carter’s Trophy Bonded Bear Claw design) & DZOMBO MK 6 Solids are some of the best African big game bullets in the market. Any custom ammunition loading service who offered these bullets would be doing the modern sporting world a huge...

You’re a great sportsman & a first class author. Well done, young man !

Hey, I still have a plaid shirt from Montgomery Wards.

@Shootist43 All the best to you & the boys. I know that you'll be extremely successful. I myself will be headed to Zambia in 2025 for lion & plains game with my granddaughter. As you probably remember, last year I'd taken my grandson to Tanzania on Safari (where we secured hippopotamus & plains...

I’m really glad that all of you gents enjoyed this.